I was scheduled to participate in a charitable golf tournament to support Canuck Place Children's…read moreHospice on August 23, 2025. Management at Swaneset had committed to accommodate 104 golfers (event minimum) and changed the requirements 8 days out from the event. Swaneset increased the agreed upon mandate from 104 golfers to 144 golfers on short notice causing the event to be cancelled and refused to accommodate the tournament, with knowledge of the cause that was being supported. This is extremely unprofessional behavior from a course and frankly is morally unsound. This is a very unfortunate result for what was planned to be a great day spent to support a worthy cause.

My wife and I Celebrated our Wedding here after multiple postponements due to Covid. The venue was…read moresuper considerate as we had multiple international guests which forced us to push out our wedding date multiple times due to various country restrictions. Swaneset has multiple wedding venues within the premises but we chose the Upstairs Ballroom and we absolutely loved it. Everything about the venue is magical, the entrance/driveway, the staircase, and definitely the massive floor to ceiling windows. The staff were incredible. We worked with both Holly and Michelle who were amazing and patient throughout the entire process. The food was amazing too, my only regret was not getting to eat more throughout the evening.

This is one course I love playing. The ups and the downs and the overall layout of this course. My…read morefavourite hole is the 16th hole with that steep incline to the green. I will definitely be back to this course and will always attempt to beat my best round here.

I've been playing this course for over 30 years and I have never seen it in worse condition…read more Everything but the greens are brown and burnt out. And even many of the greens have rock hard dead patches. Some of the fairways had cracks in them that gave the impression an earthquake had just happened! The price with a cart on Sunday was $90! I played The Hills at Portal (formerly Peace Portal) last week and it was in excellent shape and charged $85. Neither price is reasonable but that's the way golf has gone in Greater Vancouver. Loomis Trail, just over the border in Birch Bay area is $60 U.S. and includes a sleeve of balls. The course is in great shape as well. Homestead in Lynden is $50 cash in Canadian funds. Why the difference?

I like this course for two reasons. Hole # 12 and hole #18. Both involve water. For hole 12, it…read moreis about a 200+ yd carry over a lake if you play from the blue tees. If you decide to play it safe, you have to contend with the bunkers. The 18th hole involves two landing areas for you to clear two creeks. Who said golf can't be intimidating.

My wife and I wanted a wedding venue that had a certain feel to it and had a view and gardens etc ,…read morewe were not disappointed at all , From the very first encounter with thier wedding facilitator Kayla , it was a wonderful process. Kayla really knew her stuff ! From the food choices to the tables and all other things you need to decide on , Kayla had lead us through our choices hassle free and most of all , worry free , it meant so much to us for a smooth and wonderful flow to the day , all the staff was friendly and professional! Great food ! A great venue ! Thank you meadow Gardens Golf Club ! And a special Thanks to Kayla for the save of the day !!

Northlands Golf Course was the first round on our golf trip, and also probably the hardest of all…read morethe courses we played. Either way, we had a great time here. The course was in awesome shape from tee to greens. Luckily we played with someone who plays here often so we had a little bit of help navigating the course. It's one of the courses where I had to use my driving iron 15/18 holes because of the tight conditions and to avoid hazards. It wasn't a particularly long course, but it definitely challenges you to make accurate shots. Not a lot of room for error if you want to try and score well. It's definitely a course you where a cart helps a lot. They had the biggest gps screen I've ever seen in cart lol. Walking is doable but it's definitely a hike at times. The day we got here, it looks like they were having a preview or soft opening of their new restaurant, bummer it wasn't open when we played because there was nowhere to buy food or drinks but that should be all good now. Overall, if you are visiting Vancouver, and want a fun challenging golf course and with amazing views at a reasonable price, Northlands is definitely worth checking out.

Great course. Well maintained with excellent greens, carts and service. I rented clubs which were…read morein excellent condition, including a Scotty Cameron putter! Don't believe the negative reviews about the Marshalls. The course does try to keep up the pace of play but they are polite and respectful. The course is hilly, and errant tee shots will pay the price. Many greens are elevated, and even when you are on, putting can be an adventure. I definitely recommend Northlands to golf in Vancouver area!!

Came here during the summer for Happy Hour with friends and got seated outside where we got a nice…read moreview of the golf course. Staff were young and looked like they were there for summer jobs but service was solid. We ordered wings, bowl of chowder, drinks, and assorted happy hour bites that were all solid. Cute place for a nice hangout and they have Sunday prime rib dinner so worth checking it out. There's also ample free parking, which is a bonus.

I recommend the restaurant (not golf), especially for large groups. We celebrated a birthday and…read morehad a private area where we could chat intimately! The service was top notch as well! The server was so honest and helpful and handled our large group perfectly. They start you with freshly baked sourdough bread! Incredibly fresh and warm and such a comfort. The table got wings and ARTICHOKE DIP (cream cheese, Grana Padano, mozzarella, peppers, served with tortilla chips). The dip was warm and very creamy with plenty of cheese and chunks of artichoke! Luckily, we ordered 2 portions because this was a hit! I got CAESAR SALAD (chopped romaine hearts, house-made garlic dressing, brioche crouton, crispy parmesan). Very delicious and huge! The crispy parm added a nice touch too! I paired that with the SPAGHETTI POMODORO (San Marzano tomatoes, Calabrian chili, whipped burrata, basil, pecorino). It was huge and a lot of burrata. It needed a bit of salt and was surprisingly spicy! Food came out very fast and didn't disappoint! Exceptional all around.

I used to work at EagleQuest Coyote Creek. The driving…read morerange ceased operation over 10 years ago. The was sold to Westfield approximately 5 years ago. It is now a 9 hole course, there is no range.

Not sure about the golfing here but the banquet is great! We've had our organizations annual golf…read moreand banquet here twice now. The price is pretty good for what we get. The buffet spread is good. They have a ton of different salads, corn on the cob, baked potato, and choice of steak, chicken, or salmon. My only recommedation is to put the corn first in line on the buffet, otherwise I totally overload on the salads. The others who do golf here from our organization say that it's a pretty good course.

Nice to have an activity like this so close to home. It feels like you're out of the city…read more There's a concession stand near the lower pond where you can buy tickets, as well as drinks and snacks. Public washrooms here. This is where the golf course starts and ends. Well maintained 18-hole course. They close in the winter to preserve the grass. Starting January 2025, there will be disc golf in the winter. Not sure if they'll allow both during summer but this is perfect for clear winter days. Pro tip - tickets are cheaper if you come early for "sunrise" or 2 hours before sunset for "twilight."

A beautiful course with lots of greenery and shade. The last time I played here was back in the…read more1990s, 20+ odd years ago. The memories I had of it were not the same as my recent visit. I have always enjoyed pitch and putt but it is quite hard to find friends who are interested in it. I finally found some people who are regular golfers and don't mind pitch and putt too. Things have definitely changed. I remembered the course as being smaller or maybe just 9-hole? Or it has always been 18-holes? My recollection is not the most accurate now but I did remember just having a putter and ball and tee. Not necessary to have min 3 clubs or a bag like now. You need a putter, pitching wedge, iron 7 and 9 all in a carry bag now. It's still a good idea to have at least 2 balls in case you lose it. Weekends are busy, in both the carpark and pitch and putt. There were several groups ahead of us and we waited at least half an hour before it was our turn. If you do not like waiting, come during the weekdays. I had fun here and it was a pretty good workout. You can get close to 10k steps here going through all 18-hole.

Golfing regularly here at least once per week. Pretty course; fair pricing. Tee times not hard to…read morearrange. Solid at Covid protection. Bit mucky in very heavy rain but so are most other courses. Really appreciate the staff that we meet. A definite place to show off mountains and wildlife, especially to out of town visitors, and to enjoy golfing in the Canadian outdoors.

The South course was in terrible condition. Greens were OK but fairways were poor and many…read morebunkers were just left to grow in. Some had rocks and beer cans in them. Like the Falls this course has potential but Aquilini courses just seem to be poorly maintained. This is the last time I pay money at an Aquilini course.